Cover Reveal #MARKEDBEAUTY by S.A. Larsen

I'm so excited to be participating in the cover reveal for S.A. Larsen's debut young adult novel. Sheri is an awesome author, a fantastic person, a constant supporter of her fellow authors. How can I not be excited to help her out? And then you read the blurb for this book and it's like...what...? I have to wait until October to read this?! 

 You can get in on the action too. Be sure to look over the easy peasy instructions at the bottom and share the cover love! 

 MARKED BEAUTY by S.A. Larsen, Cover Reveal 
Title: Marked Beauty
Author: S.A. Larsen
Publisher: Ellysian Press
Release Date: October 2017

Uncovering hidden secrets can sometimes kill you . . . or worse, steal your soul.

 Anastasia Tate has a secret. She can feel the emotions of others through their life energy auras. Not a welcome gift for a teenager. Especially when a sinister presence begins stalking her.

Viktor Castle also has a secret. He’s tasked with protecting humanity yet cursed by an ancient evil to destroy it.

After Viktor saves Ana’s life, her abilities grow stronger. Drawn together, she senses Viktor has answers to lifelong questions. Only he shuns her at every turn, knowing he has saved her only to put her in more danger.

As Ana struggles with her attraction to Viktor, he tries everything to bury his unexpected feelings for her. But they must find a middle ground. For only together can they combat the dark forces threatening both their lives . . . and their souls.

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About the Author
S.A. LARSEN is the author of the award-winning novel Motley Education, the first book in a fantasy-adventure series for middle grade readers. Her work has appeared in numerous local publications and young adult anthologies Gears of Brass and Under A Brass Moon by Curiosity Quills Press. Marked Beauty is her debut young adult novel. Find her in the land of snowy winters and the occasional Eh’ya with her husband of over twenty-five years, four children, a playful pooch, and three kittens. Visit her cyber home anytime at www.salarsenbooks.com.
Connect with her on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Blog | Goodreads

Giveaway

 This is a #hashtag giveaway, where two lucky winners will receive a FREE eBook of Marked Beauty upon its release.

 To participate:
  • Share one of the premade images via Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Or write up a blog post using one of the images.
  • Include #MarkedBeauty in your description.
  • Optional for extra entry: include Add to Goodreads (with link) in your description.
***Posts MUST contain the hashtag #MarkedBeauty for entry into the giveaway or we won’t be able to find you.

Pre-made tweets (you add the image)
"A lust 4 life energy. An ancient curse. One soul's journey thru death 2 find the cure." #MarkedBeauty #CoverReveal http://bit.ly/2qdE0q0
"Uncovering some secrets can kill you, or worse ... steal your soul." #MarkedBeauty #CoverReveal http://bit.ly/2qdE0q0 #YAlit
An ancient race. A timid girl. And a journey to the in-between. #MarkedBeauty #CoverReveal http://bit.ly/2qdE0q0 #YAlit
The giveaway begins May 17th and will be open until May 23rd. Winners will be announced May 24th via social media.

Comments

  1. Juneta keyMay 17, 2017 at 7:16 AM

    Love the cover and premise.
    ' Juneta @ Writer's Gambit

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  2. S.A. LarsenッMay 17, 2017 at 7:52 AM

    You're awesome! Love the intro. Thank you for spreading in my cheer. Sooooo looking forward this book's release.

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    1. Kai Strand, AuthorMay 17, 2017 at 8:51 AM

      Excited for you, Sheri. You deserve all the book love!

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  3. Crystal CollierMay 17, 2017 at 2:07 PM

    Yay for Sheri! Do you know how long this woman has been trying to get that book into the world? I'm over the moon for her!

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    1. Kai Strand, AuthorMay 17, 2017 at 5:23 PM

      I know! I love when good things happen to people who have truly earned it :)

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  4. UnknownMay 22, 2017 at 7:05 AM

    I love the cover! There's something about butterfly covers that always catch my eye. Congrats, Sheri!

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  5. Beverly Stowe McClureMay 24, 2017 at 6:41 AM

    The cover is gorgeous and I'm looking forward to reading the book. I love butterflies. Congratulations to Sheri.

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